Digital Compensation Simplifies Design, Improves Performance of Point-of-Load Module

mlefor — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 07:50:24 GMT

Current Revision posted to Documents by mlefor on 10/8/2021 7:50:24 AM

In this article published by Power Electronics, Editor-in-Chief Sam Davis looks at CUI's Solus Power Topology that is driving the company's new NDM3ZS-60 series non-isolated dc-dc converter.

The article begins, “CUI’s recently introduced NDM3ZS-60 dc-dc point of load module uses Intersil’s newest digital controller IC, the ZL8800, which incorporates a range of advanced digital features. Its ChargeMode™ Control technology enhances the supply’s transient response performance by responding to a transient load step in a single switching cycle. With an innovative new digital control scheme, the need for compensation is completely removed, keeping the system stable on a continuous basis. This feature enables designers to bypass the traditional practice of building-in margins to account for factors such as component aging, manufacturing variations, and temperature, which inevitably lead to higher component cost and longer design cycles. The NDM3ZS’s constant compensation feature allows the module to maintain optimum stability in real time as conditions change.”

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Tags: digital, cui, ndm3zs-60, solus, inc, topology, electronics, supply, power